The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-19

sT PEI makes his appearance II
the Tines to-day after a painfully Ions
absence,
Mr.. J. C. Stukes has sold his place
near Manning to Mr.. D. NJ. Braaham
and moved neer Sammy Swamp.
sHuOH'S CURE will Immediately re.
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bon
chitis
It sometimes requires considerable
discernment to tell, when won ans
forehead is bandaged, whether 1t is
the headache or the crimps.
A number of North Carolina tobsc-
co. butter, and fruit venders, with
their canvass covered wagons, have
been quartered in Mr. Lewis store
lot for several days.
a patent for cotton-chopper has
teen secured for Mr.. ". II. Mercer,
Of Mercer, S. c., by Messrs. c. A.
Snow & Co., patent lawyers of Wash
ington, D. G.
Mr.. A. J. Tindal, requests the an,
nouncement that there will be preach
ing in the Manning Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon the 23rd instant at
4 o'clock.
gThe checklist thing in the world is
to take a newspaper year, and then
come to the editor and ask bim to
stop it, promising to pay your sub
scription some time soon.
ANAsAL INJECTOR free With each Dot
tie OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cts.
"And what was the disposition OF
the remains? was asked Of a man " ho
recently lost his mother-in-law. The
disposition OF the remains, he replied
with great feeling" was quiet and
peaceful"
Mr.. Alfred Setter, formerly Of this
town, now residing IN Newton, \. G.
is stopping with Mr. ". r. White, Jr.
Quite a host Q; friends MIR. Setter has
here, who viii be glcd to meet him
again.
The following remarkable case o.
blood poisoning is related .ar. Chas.
BrunsoD, OF Hampton County, while
butchering hog lest week, had his
thumb pierced by splinter, and tie
blood OF the hog entering the thumb,
blood-poison;ng ensued, from the ef-
fects of which he died IN few days,
Miss Tindal, a most charming
young lady OF Clarendon County,
spent the holidays with Miss Alma
Breeder of our town Miss Tin0a| is
daughter of Hon. James E. 1indal,
who by his genial manner, so com
pletely won the esteem of so many CT
our people during the Agricultural
meeting in this town gear or two
ago. Miss T left on Monday last for
her home.-Bennet:srille ChronicIe.
WHY WILL YOU cough when shiihos
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, so cts, and 81.
With a side line, "Abbeville Still
Ahead" the Mediuna says: "Joe Bow
en-, of Ousreville, has boy two years
old, thirteen inches high and weigh
ing only twelve pounds. He is well
formed and as lively as cricket. He
enjoys good health"
Again with conspicuous heading,
"a Wonderful Bird, the Nedium says:
can honest farmer from Santee tells
US that he saw white buzzard flying
over that section a few days ago. 1t
was near enough to be plainly seen
and there can be no mistake about its
being a buzzard Of snow white plum
sge. It was pursued by flock of
crows.
The Williamsburg Herald publishes
this good New England story: There
was an old preacher once who told
some boys of the Bible lesson he was
to read in the morning. The boys,
finding the place glued together the
connecting pages. The next morning
he read on the bottom of one page,
sWhen Noah was one hundred and
twenty years old he took unto himself
wife, who wss"-turning the page
'e140 cubits long. 20 cubits wide, built
of gopher wood and covered with
pitch inside and out" He was natur-
ally puzzled at this. BE read itagain,
@sri6ed it and then said :
Ky friends this is the first tins
I ever met this in the Bible but I &C
cept it as evidence that We are fear
fully made.
Our unavoidable absence from the
concert chara1e entertainmentat at For.
eston, Wednesday night last, was in.
deed disappointment. The reports
therefrom are most fattering to the
performers. However, what YVES lost
on that occasion is not gone for ave
We are glad to state that the Man
n;ngites, as we'll as ourself, Will have
Xha on,,ortunity of Uitnessincr in Man.